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American DJ PIXIE-DRIVER-2000-V3 Lighting Controller for Pixie Strip Series

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Description

American DJ PIXIE-DRIVER-2000-V3 Lighting Controller for Pixie Strip SeriesPixie Driver 2000 V3 is designed specifically for the ADJ's Pixie Strip 30, Pixie Strip 60, Pixie Strip 120 and Pixie Curve 60. It provides easy and versatile control options including simple on board manual dimming and strobe control, plus full pixel mapping control of 2,040 max pixels via Kling Net, 340 max pixels via Art Net or sACN (streaming ACN) protocols. The Pixie Driver 2000 V3 features a universal auto switching power supply (100 240V), a 4

Pixie Driver 2000 V3 is designed specifically for the ADJ's Pixie Strip 30, Pixie Strip 60, Pixie Strip 120 and Pixie Curve 60. It provides easy and versatile control options including simple on-board manual dimming and strobe control, plus full pixel mapping control of 2,040 max pixels via Kling-Net, 340 max pixels via Art-Net or sACN (streaming ACN) protocols.

The Pixie Driver 2000 V3 features a universal auto switching power supply (100-240V), a 4-button LCD control menu display, locking RJ45 Ethernet in/out ports, and (2) outputs which use proprietary, 4-pin combo cables (sold separately) that supply power and data to each pixel strip (available in lengths from 1 to 50 feet). The Pixie Driver 2000 V3 can be mounted in a standard 19-inch rack (rack ears included) or attached to truss with a clamp (not included). There is a USB port on the front panel to easily make updates to the firmware.

Features

  • Power / data supply for ADJ Lighting Pixie Strip 30, Pixie Strip 60, Pixie Strip 120 and Pixie Curve 60
  • Manual RGB mode
  • Internal programs
  • Manual Dimming and Strobe Control
  • Full Pixel Mapping Control
  • 2,040 Pixels via Kling-Net, ArtNet and sACN (1020 Pixels per Port)
  • OLED screen with 4-button menu
  • RDM compatible
  • USB port for Firmware Updates

Specifications

Control Quantity
  • KlingNet/Art-Net/sACN: max 34x Pixie Strip 30; 17x Pixie Strip 60 or Pixie Curve 60; 8x Pixie Strip 120 (Per port, or any combination not exceeding 1,020 pixels per port)

Connections

  • Indoor Power Locking Input
  • Two locking RJ45 ports
  • Two 4-pin DC24V power/data outputs to Pixie Strips

Mounting Options

  • Bolt to add a clamp to hang from truss (clamp and truss not included)
  • Includes 19-inch rack mount ears
  • Safety eye

Electrical

  • Multi-voltage operation: AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz
  • Power Consumption: 400W max
  • -4°F to 113°F (-20°C to 45°C)

Dimensions / Weight

  • Dimensions (LxWxH): 18.9” x 7.11” x 2.91” / 480x180.8x74mm
  • Weight: 5.6 lbs. / 2.5 kg.

What's Included

  • Twist-Lock power cable
  • 19-inch rack mount ears
  • 4-pin data cable

Approvals

  • CE
  • cETLus 
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Wao. This is amazing I am extremely satisfied with the Yamaha A8A. It delivers excellent sound quality and offers a premium Hi-Fi listening experience. I previously used a Denon 13.2 receiver, and the Yamaha not only measures up but surpasses it in many ways. The sound is outstanding, and I am very impressed with its performance. Overall, I highly recommend the Yamaha A8A for anyone seeking a high-quality audio receiver.
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★★★★★ 5
Quality and reliability included
Powerful upgrade to my modest home theater I had an a4a and wanted to upgrade to 5.2.4 Having the ability to adjust subs independently is the biggest difference I noticed immediately and made a huge impact in balancing my sound Paired with a emotiva basx A3 to take the pressure of my front stage I couldn’t be happier with how dynamic this setup is I tried a Denon 6700 and didn’t like it. The Yamaha has a backlit remote that lights up just by picking it up and pass through works great so with the unit off I can use anything attached to it with headphones or tv speakers without having to wake the family
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Jason W.
Boise, US
★★★★★ 1
Unreliable and may have NO WARRANTY
Unit has failed. It won't power up. Blinking red light. Called Yamaha and they are verifying the 3prd party through Amazon is a authorized dealer prior to authorizing repair. Less than 2 years old. Home page on Amazon sales screen advertises it comes with a 5 year warranty with registration. How would I know if or if not Amazons vender is a authorized dealer? I'm going to be you know what if they come back and say NO WARRANTY. I will update as the process moves along.
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The same convoluted / painful User Experience as existed in the 1980s
I hadn't purchased something like this since college so I assumed it would be a radically different UX (user experience) regarding setup / functionality. Nope. Getting the device to actually play the audio I'm hoping / attempting to play is a constant battle. (Certainly partially due to my incompetence and also the horrible projector software I'm using (BenQ - atrocious software). I'm sure after I've owned the Yamaha for 5-10 years I'll get the hang of it but it would certainly be nice if these incredible systems could communicate w/ one another (i.e. "hey, there's a signal coming in from Device X - I think I'll hide all dormant inputs so it's less confusing..." Annnyway, the sound is absolutely fantastic. I'm thrilled w/ the quality of sound every time we use it. After my anger fades because I just spent 20-30 minutes trying to get sound to output for the movie / game / show we're attempting to watch. Yes, I'm a grumpy old man. You will be too one day.
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